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Journalist, 29, Shot Dead In Northern Ireland In 'Terrorist Incident’

Lyra McKee was hit when an unidentified gunman fired shots at police, authorities said.
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United States' Press Freedom Gets Labeled 'Problematic' For The First Time: Report

The 2019 World Press Freedom Index downgraded the U.S. three spots to 48 out of 180 countries in terms of a free press.
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The Global Press Freedom Coalition’s 10 Most Urgent List

HuffPost has joined with other leading news organizations around the world to stand up for journalists under attack for pursuing the truth.
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Pompeo Briefing On World Religious Freedom Given Exclusively To 'Faith-Based Media'

"Can’t recall religion being a test before for journalists," tweets NBC's Andrea Mitchell on the secretary of state's exclusive talk before Mideast trip.
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Michelle Malkin Won't Apologize For 'Ghost Of John McCain' Jab At CPAC

The conservative pundit claimed journalists started "a stupid catfight" by taking her words out of context.
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Sean Spicer Is Now A Journalist And Folks On Twitter Are Furious

The former White House press secretary has a controversial new reporting gig.
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House Dems Investigate Trump Officials' Nuclear Plan In Saudi Arabia

White House officials reportedly pushed to sell nuclear power technology to Saudi Arabia despite legal violations.
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7 Things Journalists Should Never Do (But Jill Abramson Did Anyway)

The former New York Times executive editor is under fire as several journalists have accused her of plagiarizing in her book, "Merchants of Truth."
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Saudi Prince Said He Would Use 'A Bullet' On Jamal Khashoggi A Year Before Journalist's Killing: Report

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was reportedly angered by the Saudi journalist's criticism of the kingdom's regime.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Warns Loss Of Journalists Will Send Democracy Crumbling

The congresswoman called the industry's biggest threats "tech monopolies & concentration of ownership."
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